Egypt is one of the four ancient civilizations known in the world. Thousands of years ago, ancient Egypt flourished, and its iconic buildings, the pyramids and the Sphinx, were hailed as "wonders of the world". However, there are many lesser-known events in Egyptian history, especially the striking resemblance between ancient Egypt and today's Chinese beauties.
First, the Egyptian pharaohs had a unique "willfulness". In Egyptian history, kings were revered as pharaohs, and these pharaohs had unique Xi. It is recorded that the pharaohs of Egypt did not want their hair to be seen, so they often wore crowns or turbans to disguise themselvesIn addition, the pharaohs of Egypt were afraid of flies, so they "willful" ordered their slaves to be naked and covered with honey, so that the flies would "patronize" them.
Second, the workers who built the pyramids were voluntary, not forced. Historians' research shows that the workers who built the pyramids were native Egyptians and were hired by the pharaohs as volunteers. As can be seen from the frescoes of some of the ruins, the workers claimed to be "friends of Pharaoh Khufu", showing that they were proud and willing to participate in the construction of the pyramids.
Third: the strange "pharaoh's curse". Three thousand years after the death of Pharaoh Tutankhamun of the XVIII Dynasty of Ancient Egypt, no one dared to open his tomb. However, in 1922, the British explorer Howard Carter discovered Tutankhamun's tomb and found a large number of treasures, the most famous of which was the pharaoh's **mask. However, the first people to enter the cemetery died inexplicably, so the term "pharaoh's curse" is still celebrated today, although the exact circumstances of this are disputed by historians.
Fourth: the mysterious pyramid wonders. The pyramids built by the ancient Egyptians have two peculiarities: one is that the pyramid of Djose, built in 2600 B.C., is surrounded by a 34-foot-high wall, and has 15 gates, but 14 doors cannot be opened, the reason for which is still unknownThe second is that the sphinx's nose disappeared after 1737, and there is no definite explanation to this day.
Fifth: The ancient Egyptians admired beauty. According to historical records, the ancient Egyptians attached great importance to makeup, especially the use of eyeshadow around the eyes. This practice bears a striking resemblance to today's beauty-loving Chinese women. However, in ancient Egypt, eyeshadow was not just for beauty, but also to protect against the strong sunlight.
These are some of the lesser-known historical events of Ancient Egypt, and of course there are many more, but these are just a few of the standout examples. Regarding ancient Egypt and ancient China, which has a higher level of civilization, welcome everyone to leave a message** and communicate together.